Active Directory Certificate Services role services are managed by using MMC snap-ins. The following table lists the tools you have used throughout this lessons, most of which are available from within Server Manager. Use the buttons below to navigate through … Take lesson
If you decided to use online responders, you will need to finalize their configuration. Online responders can create an array of systems to provide high availability for the service. An array can be as simple as two CAs acting as … Take lesson
Now you’re ready to configure enrollment. This is done through Group Policy. You can choose either to create a new Group Policy for this purpose or to modify an existing Group Policy object. This policy must be assigned to all … Take lesson
Certificate templates are used to generate the certificates you will use in your AD CS configuration. Enterprise CAs use version 2 and 3 templates. These templates are configurable and enable you to personalize them. Use the buttons below to navigate through … Take lesson
After you have deployed your servers, you still need to complete several configurations to begin using them to issue and manage certificates to users and devices. Several activities are required: Use the buttons below to navigate through the lesson To … Take lesson
Now, you will obtain the certificate to complete the installation of the issuing CA. You should normally perform this procedure offline using a removable storage device such as a floppy disk or a USB flash drive, but for the purpose … Take lesson
Right click Roles. Select Add Roles. Click Next. Select Active Directory Certificate Services and click Next. Click Next. Use the buttons below to navigate through the lesson Select Certification Authority and Online Responder and click Next. When Online Responder is selected Web role services need … Take lesson
In most cases, you will install at least a two-tiered structure, installing first a standalone, then an enterprise CA. In larger organizations, you will deploy several tiers and install several servers in each tier except for the root. Servers hosting … Take lesson
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) is implemented in Windows in the form of certificate services. Certificates can be used to provide both authentication and encryption for a Windows network. Use the buttons below to navigate through the lesson A certificate contains … Take lesson
